Czech Photo Centre is a multi-genre exhibition and creative space in the Nové Butovice district of Prague, opened in October 2016. It is run by the non-profit Czech Photo, which also organises the Czech Press Photo and Czech Nature Photo competitions. The gallery shows work by leading Czech and international photographers, and the complex includes a studio, classroom and café. Outside stands David Černý's twelve-metre kinetic sculpture Trifot - a moving monster built from cameras mounted on tripods.
Seydlerova 4, 158 00 Praha 5
Tue-Fri 11:00-18:00, Sat-Sun 10:00-18:00, Mon closed
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Photographer Jan Mach (Šmahel) presents a sensitive photographic series about marginalized groups - from anime fans and cosplayers through the LGBT+ community to drug users and nudists. The images capture physicality, vulnerability, and intimacy with dark humor.
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An exhibition of nearly 200 nature photographs from around the world by Czech and Slovak photographers.
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Photographer Šmahel returns to the gallery after five decades away. Following a 20-year break, he has been shooting intensively since 2022.
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Jan Mach's photographic exhibition explores intimate worlds at society's margins - from anime fans and LGBT+ communities to drug users and nudists. The images convey physicality, vulnerability, and emotion with dark humour.
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A fine art photography exhibition by Czech photographer Marek Boguszak exploring desert landscapes and transformations.
